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Mar
27
comment Fill in blanks {who vs whom}
@StJohnoftheCross You can post your reason along with it :p
Mar
27
revised Fill in blanks {who vs whom}
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Mar
27
asked Fill in blanks {who vs whom}
Feb
23
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Feb
22
comment “Except for” vs “Except In”
@Jim The motive is to project for how long the two persons haven't met ,Now , read my sentence again to see if the sentence satisfies the mentioned condition . How one says it ? that just depends . Meaning is conveyed anyways .
Feb
21
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Feb
21
revised Is it correct to use the preposition “by” interchangeably with “near”?
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Feb
21
comment Is it correct to use the preposition “by” interchangeably with “near”?
@slim Yes , I must have used things . Thanks ,for pointing out . But still ,your so called " falsehoods " are false themselves.
Feb
21
comment Is it correct to use the preposition “by” interchangeably with “near”?
@slim Since i have joined a moments ago .I can't comment on your answer.You said Note that there is some ambiguity in earlier part of your answer That is why referring to moving objects should be avoided . Hope this one clears you up !
Feb
21
comment Is it correct to use the preposition “by” interchangeably with “near”?
@slim I never said we can't ever use by for a living being . I made it a general rule in this case only, just to make the questioner more clear. And "me" as a shorthand- well , the customization depends on person to person but i personally haven't come across such usage . And i believe the people in this forum should be considering the general grammar rules and NOT shorthands .
Feb
21
comment Is it correct to use the preposition “by” interchangeably with “near”?
@slim Please mention the falsehoods .
Feb
21
answered “Except for” vs “Except In”
Feb
21
answered Is it correct to use the preposition “by” interchangeably with “near”?